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- IRIP,H � AFFAIRS
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Patrick Eg;an Arriyes, in,N,ew
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OpEiia,tion. on the leg of a Young girl by'the mitted, in Philadelphia. � . I . . .
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- SPRING , FASBIONS.
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Tile, ImOy Dandelion to be the Flower
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Patrick Eg;an Arriyes, in,N,ew
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,he , Strung.e Adipsyncracles �, of , like I
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Chineseb 1.
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The contrarieties of the Chinese, aabom-
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'calous vouijg Girls,
AL Wnrnitaig, so- over -2. St..Louis boasts '
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:' Dr. Peck, of ,the Surgical institute, congregations. I �
Indianapolis, recently oerformeda ourgical 11 Sacred Sunday Concerts 11 are not per- , I
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OpEiia,tion. on the leg of a Young girl by'the mitted, in Philadelphia. � . I . . .
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I have a jest, for all I hueet;
I,, alve agarland for my head, ,
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on. � The Rev. Selah Brown writes about
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name of Jordan, fron, Illinois, sent there . ' .
for tre I atmeirt. Tb6 boD:es,of both her legs . A bill to , prevent � overcrowding in L
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And go you call me gay, she said.
Crushed Strki*berry Tints und. Touches
of V, I " tile tTfi11jn,:, � -Lnicit Cai�rlce
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:A last (Taesday) night's Dublin : Cable- �
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hands as a salutation ; ,&'Chinaman shakes
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churches is pending in the .
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will havii'to be I artia, 111 removed,� a��d the I
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Grief t . Aught to me t. I I
his Smile, she said,
And wrong
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. Lee, an� Irish-Am(irican, was, arrested
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tance, and,'clasping both together, he
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little sufferer will bays to submit to two �1,
painful operations. The cause of heraffee. The bell ueed- at Wellesley College, .
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These flowers were plucked from garden -bed
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CockscombBows, Etew I
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3 7esterday charged with threaten.ing the -life.
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shakes them up and down at you. ,We un-
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Mass., is from an ancient Buddhist temp.1 . f
tionii� from " jUMPi11g the rope,11-a pastime . p I
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Millin6ra ring 4he clratig6s� on fibbous
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of, a, witneBs against the assassination con-,
cover the head as a markof respect ; they
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engaged in generally by rdsult� .in Japan. I I . I .. . i .. I
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And what now will you say? 0hosaid, ,
and trimmings arid pl nuckage-,' b u , there
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keep' th6ir,bead§ Covered, but- take 'WC
ing-in necrosis or dg.thyouHg
of the b..e. The A- church ih - B-S,varia, *vith �- 9, s�atftig ' - - �,
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Behind no prison -grate, she said �
I be truth in,the ParisiailWiggins, the spring-
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Carey, the informer, I I I
their Shoes for politeness. We shave the
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doctor'stated to a reporter,,in* .this, counec� capacity of I 000, will be built, entirely of � I !
(Which sluis'the sunshine half a mile).'
holds blossoms enough in store -for us �O
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expulsion from the Town Couiicil,� and it is
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face - they shave thebead arid eyebrows.
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I tionj that similar cmes,were constantly papier machL . . . .
Live captives so un.comforted , ,
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make up for present abstinence. The
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dandelion, it is rumon ,
said ,be. will contest the legality Of -the'
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out our linger nails; they consider it ari8to-
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cratic to have nails from three.to five inches,
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,,I,occurring . from the 'game cause but An Iowa, town of 1,300 inhabitants is en- I I
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`,more frequently .resulting' : from -aea,v6iiiTg"If'o��affitaiii twelvFel1'u-r,eh-r)r'- - �
� God's pity let us pray, she said.
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Of the season. Clara De, .
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,w, YoRx, March - Patrick ,Egau,�
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long, which they are obliged- to protect -in
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nedrosis of the 4-Epi-ne, an d that jza,tions. . � �
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I know,my face ls'b�ight, she said;
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the Cincimiati Commercial- Qazettc that little
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former Treagur;er'bf the Irish Land Lea,lue,
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SINOrcases, The�Cmnam,,�nlsw'aistoof
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there has not been a month' passed I I . I ;- � I
.1 . Joe Smith. the son of i1e, founder of the
Such brig�.Tdbss dyrjbg suns diffuge - I
I bear upon r�y forehead Shea, I I I-
clusters of'the blosgoms� are mounted on
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thetop rim of the bonnet, mixed 'with
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iseB io give
arrived here yesterday. He reft I
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theDameoftheveeselonwhicli e
B r , ers � outside
outside his�coat and hi' d a,w
his trousers. We blacken our shoes ; he
but more or.less of this character came. to . I � "I .
- ' ' ' Morman faith. Still professes, to receive. . I .
-the institute,for t6atnaent. He :says that .. -1
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pompons and,ribbons� or -the two shades of
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the flower in the ribbon loops are used, one"
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-'brti�d'i�okt'fidiii--wbich"bo,�ailed"-oii-6heI
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ground that it would give a clue, q pr) vate.
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Cup - s:,_a;.first,
Whitens-tbenk. - -We'lmve 'S P
course at diiiijer, and dessert at last; they'
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-. ropejumping produces.�.co-utinuo.tis-ecincus- - , __ _ ___._._. _ � .
, In Jaffna Co: , C-- y --- fift �_ t�7 fjj __ -, ,-
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Sion ;f the joiiita which imping�. upon the . , on, y on o 't e%I -1 � I .
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. t e a,�e lemon -like tint of the' edge of
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matters 'which be, did not Wish in I ads pub-,
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i soup at last. We.
havo,deHsert, at firau aw *
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ice the, Chinese -drink
�bone�causiDg at the -fir tis severity-tbree st4dant � �. I
st stage periositi , 8 have rerounbed , � � �
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Paga'nigm for Christianity. , - ., .
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aPd flually- resulting iii death of�tbe li!�Rg
tie a O�pr,686 r6nn . -
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Petals . ,other ,the
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,in The stories, rega�rding' his alleg�d
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,v�apu our wince cold;
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t,bbir6 Scalding hot. ,We , bury� ' An
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He tbinks that parents and �,teach a
M I Rev.,Father Tra�cy, of" Weston, W.
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dff,,,datibu. He says 1�'fi has been long
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on its. surface.
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-warned of this - dangQxous sport !7ecently pieAched a sermon on death and . , � _.
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� ljitl e I - Ilavana brown straw
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wantiDg� to visit' Chicago, St. Louja� St.,
With � us,' black dlothing is a badge
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.And eradicate it entirely from;the'-play ilp illustration used' & human skull.
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is trimmed on -the brim with -da iiiass of
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Paul 'and 'othbi lar � ge ilounexporting�
of mourning ; - with there, white garments
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-ground of Children, as it is ruinous in its- � Ab6ut one-third of the fund bi, m600,000 ,
How cahuly,- cAlinly, smile the dead,
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Who do not', therefore, I ,
I ponipons, ostrich J-1ps,. 4ande-
gold-colore� -1
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'indicate the lubt, of friends. In that'la, nd
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effects, and isAhe prime . �
I- ' being raised by the Episcopalians for � , . I
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I grieve
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lions--flo.wers, leaves and buds -and has a
his firm: in- Dublin, as thgy dealt largely:.
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of opposites it iH 0A:61d men,wb6 fly kites,
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cripples among � the female portico -of h extem ion I I
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.'rosette -like bow of gold velvet at one.gide.T
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i,Am'erican flour. His de6iWon� to: visif
walk on stil6s, nl.y), play the sbuitlecook,
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- The North has sent 625,000,000. South. :
-But in your bitter world, She said, I
I Face -joy's a costly mask to wear,
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.Strings 6 f gold -�elvet two i-a',ches
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finish the bonnet. Dandelions Also crop,:
,America' was hastened by"the urgent
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r?quest '.�f Sherida n that be should
And to keep up tj�,ir odd Ways- of doing
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thi,g,-j'tb6y thO latter With their feet
He also added . thataftring thepraotice of .
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his profession, deaths' had been ,Occurring � I ..
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bought with pangs long nourished
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And rounded to=air.
Grief's life's
o . ut in cbmbinatioh.with-mus I bed straw.
'Si�d bonnet
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instead of their lianils. �,In''Chinai women
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coming under big ob . Bervation, which, are ' Tbere a - .. � .
the 11 I re thirty.fi�ve Chinese among the
earnest; in play, she said.
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barry tints. A medium poke
of pale strawbeirry 'pink straw ba6 a bamd-
proceedings � peridibg agga�n--St hit&;,,
and also 'by , strong � letters, received
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do men's Work, an �
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ssmakers, and whsherwom6n-
result of this, and Said, would- xii
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children against rope jumping, &till Would Scholars of, Ta;bernaclb Baptist Church,. � . .
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Ye weep for those who weep I
1. Ali fools I Ibid you pass, them by; .
- #tch. and a litilf Wide placed
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the 6ght fiand� is Ib'e place, of honor -'with
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alvise parents and teachers to prohibit I . I I I . .
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near the edge of the brim. A-la,rge bow of
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can Land League and other friends, whq
them. -it is the left hand. In dating ietters'
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it under all circumstances." .-, . fty Catholic churches in .
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Whom Sadder can I say? she said. . �, ,
satin ribbon- in strawberry color and in two
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me and give the leaders of.
pressed him to co' ,
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we Owe �the ,year � I it'
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w idths, on's an inch wid.� and one ,
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I lucheB,wide,* iBplace4 on the top,of the rim,.
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the movement here such information as is
in his,'Pow'er' regardirig.the dituatioil at
,year filkst. They Always speak of -.the
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mariner's�.-6,om�asg' (thefr -own -invelitioD),
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- -arm 40111. One. . � . � I
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111tow to Iffelp a 31.1n V1,40 swe I. - I I 1-�
I . ' - In many places the, Salvation Army is ' , . --,.-. �',
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The Etrects ot Drunkenness. �, �
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. and a cluster'Of long-stemined' dandelion'
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home Regarding.the situatio In in Ireland
Mr. igan Says, although At, this -moment
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as pblnting'to, t a- South. �� We pay, our
ph�sicians`when we, Are sick ;, they pay
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I A large audience assembled a�:F�aicklin forced -to do what,. an - arm has 'never , -
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.Institute Hall, Philadelphia, recently to I � Y. , .
I before done- appeal to-the.police for I
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. :REV. CANON IPAR4'Aft. � , ,
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double' in. the two widths of, the ribbon.
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tbe,national cause is siirrounded� by-sonad
While they' well, but as soon as.they get
bear the last- lecture. of the New ' I " pro. ,�_. � L
I CentUry teotion. .- I � 11. . I . I .
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Whatever elSe the bonnet ha,s it must Hot
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lack a touch of yellow. � � � I
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difficulties.the proSpLect'is-en e d
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iHe.has always.held that t e more�
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ok tho'pay stops. Here- men'k,ill their
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Course for . Women. Mr. - 0. � Gibbons-, I . .- . I .L . .
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The,Buddhist priests of. Japau,,ure cir- ..
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L f the. Fr&nkli�U Home, cul ting translated' Copies of Il�
Supeiinteuden t o a ;
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only,.bnt also Abrough 611 the' *orld,.over
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depen ncies over ' which the
Iiii.toldriable
� Brown,'�promisas to be a favoritq color
' It is s�ezi 'in
during thd coming season. .
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, is obliged to coerce the fr,ish the sooner will
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the'latter atfiiii 4ndependexice. The_hru-�
i�ng. himself. -- We use a soft pillow'; they A
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block of wood. They launch Ships 'side-
made an earnest. appeal' to women for - . . . gersoll's
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patle6c'e''with the men whose'weakness has lectures for the purpose of Counteracting I I . I
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. sets, and I see the frightful, the
evidences of the devastation wrought by
allshadesifrom . the reamah6gany ,colors to
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Rembrandt browns, t6b�ccobiowii,11avana
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-Lib,erals-orI;,as
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Wise,ring bellsfrom.th6outbide,and act
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triedthem so sorely, aud�whosuffekBo the'efforts of Christian mi�sionaries' I
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dee�ly,th.emselves in their efforts tareform. 1, There is' At Redcar,:�a small -village in �. -
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onelatalsin,the Bin*of drunkenness;- and
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years by- the O'Connell
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uly � : --- 11 3--baB�:,�bl6ody a
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turn their screws in� ,the ;bpp966�dirddtion
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fro in ours. .�
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)rery interesting addresses followed from .England, 8� Model of Lincoln Cathedral I
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that sin caused by on fatal product, alco-
..mbidatipns. are thus ,illustrated : An
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btut al Whigs"_has wi�denidd:_ the - gulf,
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Mr. S.'.P; Godwin, founder of. thy .-It a
-home .built Of 1,000,000 old Corks. I
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hol diluted it! intoxicating drinksi :'I air
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unable, -1 have n:ct the - heart, to touch on
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English Dunstable Stra,W hat inL Ma,hOgOrY
brown faced With ied-brown v el,yet,
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�. Floreacel" Ne,tv Play. - I
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arid the Rev. Chas. G.. ALCOS. � A a:gx
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- ihe ' to 'stbp'l years and seve" mouths before completing V, �
that safest, 6f.all ways
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fold.;, Ile - is - firmly C .that,'the
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presen - - teof-tME . 7gs— eusVltF1Jeford--A`Ba
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jhimore-(-Md.)-telbgram 64-ys�-.W� .
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proofs which demonstrate to every serious
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eiv'efblds-,-4n-d-aiound the crown by:gev6n'.
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Ong in the attainment by the Irish people,
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(Vloke1JC8'8 -neWp'lay i by -George
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altstimulation whatever, hot drinks, cold Little Arthur hasbeeti to church ' ,, How .
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-liKe
-mind j-whicb.48-at- all --acquainted _wi.h . t d
. . h -.-O-ot&g-of-valvbt-.-'Ii-ico-old--i-ashio'nea,millicerF3'.,cif--B-Omo--.weaBure-tu�-na;ti6jaa'iz(�-.-the
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facts, the. awful' importance o
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�-and-William�Gill, was'pioduc'ec,
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drinks; bitters and all the list.' Tha Phila- did, you, tEes'ermon. ?-'�'- asked his.sister. . I
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Focus the lurid',gl6ams flash
folds, a, 6luster of fpatheis� A medium
rid a .
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. girniment. � , I . . . , .
night:at tbe� Holiday Street Theatre, under
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9 � is, ag r, Se 8 9 A Some o a a vice Pi r.
e we , respoll e a you in : _ . -
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tion. whic
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upwardsiroi:6 this pit of destruction, And
� �oke-,boniidt in tobacco - brown '
split straw
'is Anished'on. by
, M E - - � says Lady Florence Dixie's�.
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Mr..-Albaugh's management.' , The Old
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given for'the benefit of those W whom such crit , in. 11 he begiuning was very ,00d and. 1. � �
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vj break would be an impoissiblifty.. For -go- I "was "the' but it
you will -see how frightful is the glare.
faced with velvet, the edge
a plaited bordet�of ihe same, and trimined
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' charges are utterly false. accounts,
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havie been thoroughly'.' audited''b John
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,Stager w�s written: for Mr.,.FlorencB
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rear y'A yeai ago by George. Jessup, and
end _�had_AOO_muehL--_-____.
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such let the house mo.ther Always have on:. middid."_ lxchavjyc � . I .. . I .
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the subb,orranean n
Track . , . ramificatio g of :
this evil, and .you will see how Ahe whole
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iernpire,.
. with, 6,' ro.sette-b6w of- brown velvet and ,
� with notched- en( I.B, ,a stripe of g6ld lace ,
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:0 ilion,11ev.*Fatiher Sheehy 'and -Matthew
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Harris; r
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was origi"11� intended to produce� it'in .
New'Y'6r-k,last Christmas Day. ,at-
�Otber
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hand something hot', or tonic, or re rea ing, An .English Bishop,queralously. remarked' ,
to tide over for -the hour the agonizing - de-' to his servant that, he 'was dy
, -ing. "I Well,, -
nation, the whold is undermined ; .
how every tread ,we take is. over fire ever
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'bursting
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richly wrought with Indian figures in ca6li-
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were colors and a'cluster of gold pomPOns-
-made by actual: subscribers to Ahe Land:
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League Furd,� Egan refused. to, pay Any-,
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rangements, however, interfered, and- sub-
sqquent alterations, ill' which Jessup was
man4'of the.body for etiu I I I . .you are . .
lulat ion., Hot ,
I ray.lord," said the good fellew, I., I : .
drinks -coffee, eometi'mes tea, cocoh, eithe - r going to a better. ,pla-eb."5 11 John " replied �
through the tr caolierous ashes. It
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ismatter, not of 9,�s ertion but of Sternest
. the-trimm�'ngs are massed, in a cluster,
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thing about -the Biggar 'breach , of promise
assisted 'by Mr.'Gill, were' made 'in the
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outi.d.orin the form of Shells,.or cracked the prolate,_IyVith- an, air. of,conviction; .1 I
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demonstration, that the drink traffic causes
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on the'top of the bonnet, thus givinv, a high
effect to those of We lowest sh . are. The
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case eicept,tbat if he had. ieAitled he was
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'certain Biggar w I ould� not. ha , ve -permitted
play., The'leadhig part, however which.
.Mr.. Florence assumes, tha,t of a 'broken.
cocoa. idi s nutritiouB.as. *611, as satis, " there is no place like old England." . .., . I
-fy , ing. ' Hot broth, beef -tea or beef � essence � 1. _ ' ' ' ' . I
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r6sources; that to it are due, mainlyl and
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'worst
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lining of brims is oftenest of. plafn,. velvet
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cut in'the shape of,the brim; but If6lds of
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his c6unseltb. ask.1hun any; questions re -I
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laiing to the' Land L I - Funds. E,gan
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down actor, one Plantagenetcle llfonbn6�en-cy,
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remains unaltered in its conception. I' Mrs.*
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C�n be bougfit,,,but are far - bettq made at Spurgeon'g return from. big . �, �
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last vacation in lyle�toue, he expressed the - I I p
home; hot milk, ginger tea,cayenne pepper ' I
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straost exclusively, the phenomena
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of pan Brism - that it causes 75 per cent. of
p,
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-piping -velvet awd lace frills, or a thick 'I
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ier flowers, is Double
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'will, probably'rem sin in this country t bree,
-four 'expects 'visit
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Florence. has an.Lrisk..p§r.t,wbicb, 'as it
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I to bears'tbe strrong'est
tea and an article called tabasco opinion that its climR . . 1. .
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hotter than ordinary.cayerine. �
those melabdilibly cases of domestic ruin
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of not uncommon. .
frills of. velvet that. rest upon- the hair are
�oi. inon'ths., He � �6
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Buffalo, and Will beat the Land League
contains many'amusjng .11catch'-words,'.
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suits. her peculiar talents as, well' as �hsr
,Erated
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dKinks-lemon, soda, zoedone an1gingerale Roly'Land was in ChristW time than the-
which'fill our ljoli6e, c ourts ;. that it contri.
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butes enormously, both directly and I11-
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also novelties.�' �,Cocksc`ornld bows`take
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their name -from having.n6to'hes'-like those
Phila'del �
Convention,.ln phia,: on the '25th
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busban . d!spart .does -his., .The ,house w&s`.c
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, crowded, and Mr. and Mis. Florence were
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than be kep I t.in the house, a ' nd Are 1arrdl6ss, , . . I - � . � I
E, t i Holy'LAnd itself 'IS Dow., . . -_ ";
ang -being' given, by fixed, air ; the
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to%the hi(166iis SociaJ evil ; that,
,directly .1
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of the comb of the cook dut"i In the'ends of,
the many pieces of, which they �re made.-
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.It " thought by many people that tbb
In ,a Virgmia�church, wbile a preacher -
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home-made beets, - on the .-contra" , I � I
I . e was cl.eliv'ering a. sermon on the, '.,,Prodigal .
are treacherous, Ahe ]if', depending.
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judge oathe bench, -crimes violence
woula' well nigh disappear; thaA it"iB I the
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These bows are very tightly strapped, and
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many of the notched .ends are left stiff and
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A breach of promise case was'tried at the
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:author of.the Cynical an'
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11 Pirafore", 11 The Soicerer,'"'Pyo
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youDg mau,in the pongregi;9m ,, , ��
directly on fermentation. Refreshing up, aDd.p -shooter 11: I
um pe' jilling out his six
. oks, are :c ilk, buttermilk, whey, I. �
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cause, both. directly, And indirectly, of a
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iii6et--f-6-r-rib-I-Em-6-iFtiElity�,-tli�Ut-it-dlfokes one
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eLfkpprov'ed bow of this gm
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is made loops of two-ftich
Brampton, Assizes Tuesday befbre., Chief ,
' nwithout. a jury'
Justice Wilso The plaim
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dGalatea,":1,Eng'aged" and other well
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- of er cid.'fr it . Slid ed,.11 I,will ii6t. stand.these re. so long . . �
drinks from lemon -and h a n S,
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on me..'� He.threatened to shoot the pa'rson . � .
-.11orsford's acid phoaphate,"and what is.julst - I �
prisons, madhouses and penitentiaries ;
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hereditary
of'four ottoman
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ribbon ; the, loops are four i iiebes.deep; and
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tiff.is Mi Be �Margaret martha,Craig, wh6,
lives with her br(;tbei-, David Craig, on his
works'bas never written a serious
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play. . Yet,his."Dam'l Di6e;i' �Idhari Y,
. e. con
. as effbetual and- imuch :'cheaper, dilu � te i f h , - tinue�d his remt�rks,- and pious , . .-.- , I I ��
, . .. meml�ers had.* to take, the *young mari'm 1, -
*drops '
that it creates, an ,taint which
makes life a curse'to a stunted population;
.
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flis e twelve :notched ends of'. -varying
lenkths.-I are ti .
ad together. with.
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farru in the fourth linq of. the
father. mother -
and -1 Sweethearts "� are . remarkable .4or,
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their earneetpurpoEe and tender feeilitig.
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phosphoric, acid � ,.&. few' �m water-, I I I
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� sweetened,, makes a pleasant drink, and 10 hai3d and lead him gentL�Ao_the door. � - - I L " ' , .,
that because'of thousands, aye, tens of
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thousands. of miserable � men, and yet L 0"'
,These
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r Are four'long
Chinguacousy., H er and, .a're
dead. ,,The defendant is,George Bailey a
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Arthur' Sullivan 'writes for Some of thd
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,cents' worth. will'I ast for months. Oatmeal, . . . � '
. - top " i's not e6 encouraging as it ones was, for . . .
water, just S, handful in a wate�. .
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miserable women, and poor littleebildren
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tint), and of this there loops
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and four notched ends. This mammoth
young farmer -who owns' 175 acres of land.
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the Gore Toronto. His. fath
great. musical festivals of Ei�glatid .' Three
�, of � big oratorios -11 The Prodigal. -�Son 11 .
I pitcher,of . ,
' ' the re4son th.i�t the road to the top, is more . I
Tbis is both. refreshing and strengthening, I .
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most miserable' of all_lead ,fives of such
squalor and. anguish as ofily they ho have
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bow is peroLed oti. .top of the bonuet, And
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in of
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veterinary surgeoD; and himself 'does
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le Light. of �th6 'World"" and "Ths.
aa ,well
. . . 1 . n , crowded and Use eesy tbaa.-, if. used to be - ' I
espocia.ly - in 'supirner. - I the'Bal I e ven
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locomotive shops, where about 5000 Hibn . . . .
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. witnessed can Conceive ; that it devastates
the humanity, and blJgVtw the bodies and
the .effect is
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outing or two in such a hat one Would pro-.:
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.80methinginthathrie. Mr.R.,M�Flemiiyg
and Mr. YV. H. McFadden .appeared ,for
Martyr .of Antioch" as several I
orchestral *compositions ,which ,are very
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I are employed, this is kept on hand in large . ,. . - . . , � .
- - room than any other. The�Bos�on Congrega- , ,:
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the souls not only of 600,000 drunkards, but
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babl find the ribbons very useful for some:
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modest use for the corsage, or even the
plaintiff, and Mr. -John W. Beynon' for
defendant. Miss Craig. in 'her � evidence *
bountry, eve never: been
popular in that . b'
heaTia in Aimerica. 11; is- stated �that the
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quantities arld,'stratige to say, even �drink- a careitfr-i�-qftiry. . �
I . . flonalist states thaiti _�"';,��;. . .
Ingel men. gro.w., foirid of it.' They say that I
made- 'of"
of the millions which theii ruin. drags do wn
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to shame ; that it frustrates, our,religioug
shoe rosettes.- The 'ribbons Of I
I L'�Ldrees slip-
s I ;as 24 years . of
tated � that she W age. She�
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famO ' Cady made
11S. collabor(iteurs have,sIr
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re ently finds twenty4lve the -
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wh ii they drink"t they,don't seem to ,Want leading di pulpits of -, '- , - I � I
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their
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efforts. at home-;. tl4aIti.1t.destroys and rains
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that it the
pers, hereafter to cross -the ankle in the'
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bu.1 art, , � d f� 'this tbe:inch-*wiae
in y e, an or , I
first became I he defendant
acq"inte - dwith t '
about Cfir istmas time,in 1881, -when She
.half a million' dollars by the performances
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of their, comic operas. � � � � �
beer. Juicy fiuits�apple§,' oranges, I I . 11 . .
. our denominatinn in New E-bgland. vacant' I
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melons, etc The surest,way to bring %nd inquiring� for'pastors, and, in filbst of i
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our mission, efforts abroad ; is
chief bane and ruin of our homes ; that it
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loops would be really useful. � I .
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The theatre. bonnet (with wedding,
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a stayingAt the house of li�r brotberdnm
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Childrefi'llot to care for alcoho1is to �a6cus_ .-
. - these in- — _��__ -15e -b- -vt -that—
sTall&es, TV must 61re A
, tom, them early to liking,, all 'sorts of fruM . . I
is the-darhest stain on the glory -land the
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of our riatio
, D. Exagg'era,tion 1
possi-
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bilitids),'according,to high Parisian AutbO-
M' .John Morrison OW'
law Jo hn.' oririgom� Ile
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and Uve's on the 'next farm to that of .the
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.: Entin , $5 %Vorih.ofCu,,C1nrd.. � I .
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I . . filling them' wilrbe'fo -create a vftC9111C . I I :
The'lecturerspoke in the strongest., terms - 11 � . . . y I
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prosperi,ty ,
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there is ; not one word of this indictment
to �thd letter
rity, should be kept well in bounds, and
oughti on. no provocation, to be, a - hati ' Of
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defendant. She saw him. again in.tbe,'�oi�.
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lowind April at the,aame Place, andthi
- At ,the Maidstoue Polide Court on S%tur-
lday�a; young, i:Oarriea woman,, named' - Box
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of fg.mi8ery caused by physicians ,by the I . '' � �: I
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" k . prescribing.of alcoholic stimulants I .. . . ,. . .
- � QU(!e,�CiaNtolit'�,AiRac;lt-.tlze,Klitliziu.-. - . .
which is not .true ;, not
one word of it which is not ' capable of the
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course the temptation is strong. It.ishard
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for fades that look charmingly picturesque
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.became .engaged. , He asked. her to, marry,
him. - She replied by asking him if he was
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har&,d-on summons with stealing On,
was 0 , I
pennywoith ,of custard � on 'the, l3th of
. to pD,tienO With6tib'a.,word of inquiry as to: I .. ". I . ,. I I .
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, the habits or the inherited tenoencies of ,. The MaDitoba Superintendent ,thu .1 . � I
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most rigorous proof wbicli"vidend e ca
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establish: and st%tistics c6ntain, And un
in -broad -brimmed hats and -nodding plumes
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engaged to any otbek person, i
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December last� The accused was observed
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'less it be: -proper 'to: Say twilight when we
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meanmi night;A itis-4nexaggeration,Lto
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,-to have to tone, themselves do*a :to the
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insignificance of the capote; especially as'
Abroad
heard that be was eugaged'io Miss Helen
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Coming from � ward Of, F31C Kpatients in th
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UP y lunatic a§yluin H't Barming, near-
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Zt Jrf,Rk being consi ere moral y im-,
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say twilight when we mean midnight, th em
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it is none to-say,the . .1laoliness of its dark-
ladies:Who walk alone in.theso hats
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,in parii s Are understood to 'invite attention., I
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engaged to, any, 6re;: Miss, Craig
.1 cepted him. . He � arranged Awh . .
an ave Ahe
MaidshOh6, Of Which she had;, charge,� with
the, cust�Lrdin lick posses6ion, and She told
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..At Rochester,N. Y.,; the other evdiling, a proper. .-The.custdru followed di , '
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nesB.couldonly,be're resentedi 3-acucclors
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-painter,
.But the1i 8 b'ebe capote isthe,proper',
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weak for, concert And theatre, iievertheless.
wedding,epine off -on the-oaeec's B ..
' irthday.
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'her an- ' .
He ringi, but,
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. the matron she was going to eat, it, and
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WaS not aware thaWthere was anV reg ' _.�
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-lAdof 16,g6t'asleelTin'o suitor- is to- make some present, .. I
. . ne of the theatres . . I �,
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d"WO's not awdhebed:wben'the' I Bonally'or 6therwhise; to the ..-girPs father' � I 11
an . � auffien . 1, .
Be
- ag-when some Anighty dips" his
peftell-iiithe-h,ues'lof6ar'thqu�keaiid eclipse.-
'11ts I I x t_,______ - ,
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- -- ession is in gaithored velvet,-
71a�7,_T_EW6
.bought
befo . re_the__246h .engagement
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. _�,postpopdd. the ,Taq�ag�,
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tion forbidding her to ,do s6. was
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dispersed. He slept until 5'o'clbck tbe -with the object in �iew comm�nicated.'..If - - , ,
the is, favorably received, the
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Those who know nothing'whatever about the
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suNect-those who aid, so -unhappy as to be
. with ruched lace Around, the
� ca,potes are of two kinds: che Overplitidows
Bayin A I At the,
. g that the time was o(;
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lattbi end,of June he seduced her; ,And She
sus�endcid,'and l6ft,the-asylumi.. soon -gft�r,
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marrying and going to Manche�tei. Late
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-Luor6i6'�.--wh,e,u.,.,iq-jk-bAlj;dqzlng ,proposal .
r�,nex.t .9 _p�tatp� � .!
___ '----' "g--- --ia7§umnio-i�ecl-tq--bii3-7itjtE)ndezI , .-- � - - -_ ____
-ome, Eind.in bed, pro. YO1m mall.
thi.nking,himself at 11 1.
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blinded by the possession in. some ,hape
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freehold.,
the face, with'a brhi� bent to -the ears and
into. -a -
point at the foreb ead. �'The other is
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is now vAth child as the result bf,'� th
followed. The defendant
n Jim ry.' . �
1 . us, ,six weeks after the, offeu.6 e� a
summon's was takep.out Against 'hei � Ua
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ceeded- to 'a;rise. In � getting out' of his father-iii-l'aw's.ticiat to apluce therein Om .. , . �
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in' "gill ary bed he fell over the -gallery rail pared for him. Upou.h*3 entrance be is � - - .
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-to ' '
other, of. a share,, or a or
or e9t in the productio, �
an inter ii or the sale of
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merely a crown, ,with a,:rucl ning, of ''lade
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lyin�on.&hebaii.* Theyarema.064paliffi
,i,timary,wbich
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ontintred his -visits � until last &ptemben
The'last time he he:�till he
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she vy�is no MZchester to
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answera obargebt stealing the dustar
' directed bo,,seated there. After.be is
..11 .truck on one, of the irdiinrichestra . I 1.
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ob irB, som . e thirty feet below. . . . ,�
: The force' through Smoking and eating, the girl is. 11
that which is the'emise.of- all.this'Iniquity.
-may ;all this impeachment exaggerated ;
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blue or Pink $&tirr, sdrah or otfomAn.s*lk
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came said was,
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that� she i
doing to marry her,.�but vas Wto
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Which Was value,d_a.t,1d..L_Th n '
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' ordered by �er miotber.to be seated beside � ... I
ofthe fall was to a great extent broken by . .-
I . . . . - him. This command. must -be ob6yedi � "
tlTE --.Which
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but they have never ,9h aken, ,they. have
never e,v6n attempted to sba,ke, the daranii -
ng
Th e brirns aid, Closely gatbered,, and inside
is a full inch, eoUlacei which lies upon the
�eep�arh.ardgive'bim a-chan6e,.andb6
would g3ve the, Mofrisoti:� folks,%. 'big, sur-
ihsi�ted on the' i 0 0 �
,I mportatic Af,-preyeiiting
the attendants eating delic&di6s� served ni,f,
'Bench
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Ale�
EF vy o0robrtt � . be Word; or I
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,otherwise 1e would 'have probably sus 44& Constitutes', the marriage ceremony. 11 � -1
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'husbancf '
evidence on ,which' it is founded ' &nfft�to
hair. A small plume (d marabont�feathers
:'droops
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' I . . he came no,. more, And, in.
pripe.". Then ,-
"Idsi.
for'sick patients. the im�osed'
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'as
tained fatal injuribs'�Asi�.,wa8. be re The apparently d6e8� not
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which conedr.w'ith startling unanimity- .the
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to the left, andrdrrow strings pass
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under the chin and tie at the car. Simila r
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Dje6enaber lie married Miss: Helen
' The Chief Justice
of �ei,;p'o, b made
penalty� order sing to'
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costs, ' London Tintel. -
k no ice the presence o , . .
cGived Severe cutB�bh his head;,lbisbac , I 11 I
: audw his' linee; besides'beiiig'b�Aiy.br..U.if3ecl. but .continues' his , conversation, with her �
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testimo nes of;" every single,� person, and
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I . I gle Class .of .Iieratinsi that has i 11
every Sir
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CaPot
, eg in .cobalt blue, poppy - red and
,Morrison.. -learned toiind
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- a verdict for the �plairitiff,_ dariiag6g� 5i,200'.
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I - father. attin, Up. tdrit% making: Oahbiis, . .� �
.He unboltad� a door and got out, but will be � I . .
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' . wobd,, fishing - by- nets, dressiirie , I I I
laid for -a ' I
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I Studied or .come acro, - .
, any way Es the sub
4jedt That evidence has been produced
strawberry, each with its f.ull,ruche ol'laces
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will be the proper conap�ena6fit .for, the
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the plaintiff to give the'defend ant a rel6ase
from any furtber'pro6eeainp in,the'Way',of,
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. The EmPrees, of- Austria. -has a little
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d I I qbopping
up. fortnight. I I .. . 1,
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in. the 'most 0 and, in ever
. ,publi ' why, y
pretty' carriage toilets of silk . and Cotton
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sateens that"Will open the spring. PaMPA1911 �
affilliatixig or -an action of�.Seddctiori. Tfio
,
',plaintiff 'expects hei.conflnement.ina,few
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printirig.offi,ce of her own, and is 'learning
t6set type. i
The next gr'eat, crinaillal of
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1 A SCHOLAR. I ... . . 4 ., �vdr , 'Waiiia unTiFg, *ahoobiDg, speitriDg,- � � . I,
possible way againand,again ; it hag be
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before committees of. the House
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'days. . � , I I
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,that c6untrY.1 will, b' - ' ' hi� ' e
a ,given - ,6hoib
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a 5,years etc, to -day I ' - -- -,,, . ,trapping and'dog-driviDg are consideredthe . I �
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produced
of Lords, Add before c' in iUees:. of,
. 0 in -the
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� DR. SARdr,ii�, Medical directok�,,of the
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Christian Union Gy'mnasium,�
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b9tweeii reading her pr6ofsOr.g.0ing to, ;them
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Lastmeek I fint my (to! Is away, , � rare . (, I
, - man's work.' 1-�. It !is ' only upon very I
For'it was tfine,T1xi sure yoii;li� say - � al , �
� �Cccasioiis that wonie'n are lowed to.spoak'-'�' . �
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House of Commons ; ithail bdefi`gathered'
for the, northern House: of' Cou'vocatio 121,
Boston, I
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astonished A lectitrId,aiidien''ce by the ass6k.
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_-, T�riff stn'tem. � ,
Range'441n, tn.e
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As� a con( ensed history ofAmerican tariff
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- 11 yreuth, �that the
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- -go��- -__ - "'.. 11 - I , . ,
� � IF, or Ode so old to I - - - ______ I " ''L,66 . hs,of'bair And otharrelics� , - . I—— �
SpolI-'. �,� at pounci s .
. To school, and learn to r6ad and ', I . . * of depaftea c sorts are hand6d to medi, ; . I . . I . ... �.I
And:1 doing - '. on -
and for !the . southern. House 'of Cc iavocg,-
tion; it has been �collected by states' on,
in
tion that there..cambe Abuse �11 bathing
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: Our cities * aie, full,,,he said, of thougbtleBs'
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Is I gig! I ation, the follo , * , , " , I.
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the, Spi . I ;i,,,,g table, compilgd, by
in -field R . i�.,�, will 'be', int6r�'
.performances of "Paisifal " pro jected for
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this year will, take place, notwittistandbig
ana vbry well ., I I
. -Perhaps �ou'dlilcg to hearni6.,t611. ,: - " . I '. I I �.
. nine men with appto&iate'offeriiigBJor:the, . .
- How. niauy:things I kribw.-, � . di ' i
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and collected b I y' -political edononij� I Jt
... tA_;_
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has been furnished I from sources the moib-
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11 s LO Pride themHe e Pon being
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P r One w .
superior -creatures' because they indulge in
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6tirig : . ,. ,, � I
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Tariff 1810, 4 f ,
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Wagner, , s death. .' They Will begin oii4uly.
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8th, andwill last till the end of'the. month.
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I We"l, if you'll only take a look- , - , , . Aftergoing through 'some ceremori� With . -
I Yes -this i8dt-th6 last I took, . I � ' . t"
� the tbein
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oppositd And the,moBt'. unsuspected--, it is ,
from clergyme�,, And feom judge S,
I uxury. of a full bath wi
fr6q .1 . th a'
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uout Turl,iBh or Russian' Ablutipa'aB an-
of ,on . . � I
Years,21 per o
� - Tariff of 1820, 4 �ea�'s :3r, "! , ;
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� "38 - -
�-Tai-i-ff-of'182,1,4'y�a,:"!�2
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The subject chosen for � the 1rop; CnAain
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Xic Festi , :
vAl ' is
-these tririi7ei§ me4icine man'buries , ,
'Here I ii my pi�etty picture -book , . .. ". � . I e . I . . "'.. - I
, - , � . and,publielyprocaim6that.th' de&d,bave
. Just nuarthe purple cover �! . , I . - . 1. .�. I .
..deri�ed
and fror jailorsi and fi
r orn policbroem, a I ud,.
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extra �m. kind of bath, Which the � doctor -
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tbink� Should only be takeq under
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, Tariff of 1828,4yea'S
Conipro miss tariff ,lb,22,�wfth Sl1c1iDgZCa1OfOr
JUduht�, accompanied by h is Colleague,
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- , Now listeii-liere are one, two,�tbrco ,'..' . no further claim upon iliew" and that they , . -
� * ,4 Wed littlo1EIttersI,'don't you'sco.� . � . I tio,m1riy again ; - hub '.public'. . . . -
-o are out liberty � , _� ,
from the heads of w6rkhouseI
I 0 and asylums"
and from and'froin I -
advice, .
for disease. 'He explain�.Ahat fees Pere Pira-
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Ien years, reducing 9 per cent, a year, 42 to 20
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,' .Percent. .� , 1. ,! �,��
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:.,31an1i24s,, preparing- for the subjugatici of,
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6axthage. ' ' . � I ...
D Mid 0 abd � ,
� Tho,irl�ndincs ai . .% -
, I resen A " "t'diativoe of the C16 eased � `.
T , V_'& '? ' _P � td' the 0
. e spell--�iiow gdcs�-Oid&' : , , ,
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. physicians,' ptiblicams"
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and it stands not only unshaken, but.'abso"
' A man who calls
lutely un� challenged
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tion and 'the wearing of heavy flaurels
. Skin, go that
ptoinote the. furicti�us. oL.the,
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Tariff of 1842, for I 4ye;ars; 31' -per cent.
. Tariff of 184%'fok 1i years; 24, percent., ' '
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The Empe;or of Gerb3iny',s present to
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his, "son
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Wi I lliam Staffo I r'd, the trageMab, hasoitn' withou � t which . those relafivescouldrob� , - '' I I.'' .. I
'marriages -
' .Can
himself a, patriot, - calls � himself .a
only an amount of bathing essential to
Tariff of 1857, for 4 years, 19� per cent 1.
Morrill ta�iff of )861, dockeased i�'1872 in-
and -* flau0iter-in-law on the
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occasion of. thcir� silver weddiDg. wag
theup after, second were con- � I
colled'all dates on ,account of illDeAS. ,� 4 1 ted.11 . ,� . I I I I .. . .
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,who
. 4 has any�hciart
Christian, Can any mair Who .
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cleanliness: is
� needed. to maintain health.'
Warm 'baths are, the' , substitutes 'whicht
. : creased in 1875', limotniting upon'the dutiable.
"�-portgfroiii4g(-IBB7)to4:3(1882)per�eetit., ,
a
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m�PificE311t'-tOa 180tvicei 'If was,made in
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of pity in him be inaifferent. to the present.
state of things? and ifilot indiffer,e*nCto'
luxilky-,has'dovised to �
. do, tb6 work of exbr.
L Commission itiriff of, lbe3, probablerato,33 per
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England, nut the Emperor ord I ered I three
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yob you of -time a'nd teroper.-Goethe.
I - . . _. . . - I A 11cceipt ior AC10 I J'H� 4 . .1 I I 1. I . 11 11,
11, . '19, ' . 4 . . . . . .1 ��
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it, ,can he refuse to take some part, t6.mak �
0
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dies and make up ,foi, the 'ileficiencies'of
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life. Twice, :is,
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Th e I 1 *3 3 per cent. " in 66 � I &st If ne is pure]
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lementary pieces to e u aadeir-,136rlip:
supp I , I .
and these alone-bost �2,000. .: . �; r,
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Mrs -'Burnett iswrifing a-bew p y1or if yoii want it receip.t for that popular myRtery
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' , !i&owii to the world as an. actor of PlaY9 *- - �
the Madis .1 . I i I
on Square Theatre maina�gemert. , ' ' - ..
,some effort,- and it'' need be, even s'
ome
sacrifice in its suppression ? - �
artificial a:..wee,k often
-6nough. I tak6 .:them
0 ; Ac6ording �o. the
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conjectural. 'Itisimpossible'flor anylone
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to Say -what Will be the axera&. rate 'under
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The, -W-earing,-of livery has gradually
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,he' oot men of:tibeattica - - ' is orn - ., I 11, �
.' Remen�i' de r.t,1.112�rovcr iii vdrious w '
� 4 12 -found a .12 -year -o r in � � alco all mys. I . � �.
"in IX).1ovoice 13ooth
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lecturer, as 'their too frequent use is db.
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the tariff Aff amended. ,�
ciept in bit Vy bit" till t6l'- seagon 31rB.
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of a with a, sad pbysiog�iioto,y; I
. 0 s t . greatest . . � ,;
w 'be
Texas h he pronounce .
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,q gs of mcCullough (the feininido rage), 1,
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.dpicurean-surely one' who goep in
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�'bilitatirg. The foDiceffect of a cool sponge
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bath in the morning'would not willingly be
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William K. Vanderbilt has thrown the
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citizen masque�aside, and has put all her
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Yi6linist America, has Over produced. Br3ailis of a 1�nxrolt inventing - astronomy, � 1. �,
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- I 'cene Ria, � . � . --- -
,,4,� �-'-Mr. Bates., of Missouri, who TOOth of, a JI, slicating the stage; " .
, has Just ". � .
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H�nr Irv']'Dg, the
y English actor,has
abstainet.,
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given up by those who knww� the delightful
afterglow and,the".protection ftich the
. It is easier* to suppies ,
8 the first desire
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than f o satisfy all that follow it.,* �
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servants in full British claxet-col (ired li-very"
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, rom top to toe.
, .The scieiico of.widdTo,men versed in geography.;' I .
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arrived-� at London'fkom' .`Wiuu1P'eg1_' says §miie of a lUorri8sey,gontic and sweet, . ,. -
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there: is no: truth in report that the in .
. became a total ,
T. W Keene, the tragbdian, has accumu�,
habit affords against colds'; but here again
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, Rev. E. G. IDgharn, a Cinadian,educated
bakierls ar'6 fast rolling,after kndAleve.rAl,
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.the -
pen of- ail &Sg-thbto autobio�rapby, I
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WoodWfa�mily 'had been Starved to d6ath Prides of 11at6i (ten doliaxs a'sNvt), . . . I I
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lated e50,000 in'two y ei .
* ars. �
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'required
-N�dlg'oritain-stiirg�Ercien�6e---backiiig-ii-p-com-
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men sense, steps in and says : ",,No cold.
'at the -Diocesan' Collega of' Lebri,oxvilie,
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Que., hap been appointed Bishop'of Sierra,
who Scarce I
. ly know ,what a,,. olest�- ij�, - aud
I only k6ow1hat their i-athdi wA 'a ,srohll
I Aly C,oc!4 ".0'Thorno in a play of societyj I I , -
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On the . prairie, as, stlafel in a : London, The 11, -aq � � . . .
- . Ajoralg of Abbott in Opel , of piety; I I . I .
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The. amount -to build .Music
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Hall, in, St. Louis MOO has been eub. I
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baths, unless they -are agreeable and you
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Leone'by the Church authorities in E n'g.
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farroer,'or drove'a car, arb,allowink-tbem�
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paper, . � �, - � Judgibent or B minettiu-bi-ands of old Hennessey, , � :
, _ WE) have lost a great roa�y,celsbra6d Shticks Of J60TI in wild,libbeuainosay7; I . I
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scribed. I I . - . . .
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are, of health ki,d vigor, fully up
to,i'i Ptold" I . .
t, be intelligent person who learns,
-land. 1le is Only
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I 32 ars.,old-1. I .
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� la�drd. Hoft6utdt
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pplves to.be cozen e d by thei;N�y sirtoceder.
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)AX. to get their fLtn"1y oy'8st on
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I ' Drit, �tndergon, J3oivors:a1fd 11hon, .
I qpa�qssrs. lately, and Ahe 4'alvini ( " Le'tr -, �
world has felt ""volip,nd Itossi in " Hatalat " an I - - . I
'like the : 3
Signori Fe rranti-,,and Monte griffo Are ,
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continually on the -Bich' list, "d, with '
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to "-know his frame'� And to' observe the,
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I . nony .hae
vi, 11 of
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Venus, but a Hottentot' English,nobleman
-, :tallors ,
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the brassViuIttons orthoir'couchuiau�m_ coat.
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going., iuio'mourhirg, . ients all tbaVIs tb'oatri 11 ,
but. .."moBt Tako of these stem �
�ilcal.,I'
, ' sful c-omp'z6 Cast out the 1)arts that�Oi1fiqdaTe"h.11`rt111 .1 I . I
u�kr'velloug�,aud�8-11-00�8' 6 r of the , .
]Mnni - e Hank, have Men' severely or id
. . . iticis�
effect. of dieti bath and e:xercis
. e 66,411sually
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is a, newthing under lib&,-6un. Accor ing
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-se6ttish Ameri.p`an. � I .. I
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-. aus is morphine- and that Sot"to s'onfto and talco 611 the 8 ' 11 . . . I
JL�8t two genu,L4L; And an actor* you'll find is th 0 iosict mi ni, - "
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of late for their. repdated non-appearance "
Mr. J.R. Oxr6er,`author of -11 Alai,tory
order big. life :better' than anybody can
direct it for'him. . _ � . " -
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to Mr. Labouch6re however there iS', a
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prospect tbitt the-fi6tise. Of L�r& in4 Course
';' Sbhit6ftb�practi6al i'esults-of M., Pas-
tOUr's protective system of inpoulation of
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ebill,lives., , �,
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llojgco Rachel," is Leon li�dsued J. 14.� Ha,Verly for 45,,800
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of.tbe English' People " has died at Men.�
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�-tbdg6odwives of Huddersfield believe ,
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,of time will be adornedby such aiplienome-
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' '9bainford
Animals bav6-been furiiiahed 'the -public. ,
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-, — - - T E-' * reon ran . �
� ab �OunwEwffl,4�rtly APF�ar.-W!136 f�r sre"88 a ,
11 � d
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11 tone. , I . ,
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- Fieddie Crelihardt, � Mrs, Langtry'a
in obeying " our, howsbands id,what lawful,,
is;" but: they reserve to themselves; the
non. The proson't -Earl of aind.
WarriDgton,,.-,vho,lived1,,bng at a place about,
La:st year 80,000sheep ivere vacci�ated ,
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�partnaetit ture-'
the--- DE 6t,Loire' baid"only
f,
' st% �
don ge, is Mrs. Cmtv�,shaw, -wife of'the V, . 'be *Philadelphia Alen,d.,�Issobn U�i �o* , �' , ,
.AT , (�', � �
'Sbe',ig
shadow, haf.r� engaged a suite -of rooms at
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right to ,defire the word 1119,WfuL�' The
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ten miles from Cape Town, for Some time
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� v�n' gentleman rider. , , Festival begina on Apri.,1.2nd. � .. I
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daughter ,of ttd late Colo)iel MolaufJoy-, --alle. ffE�- bps epgggenlentg to-6p6n five
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the Houge, Toronto,. and will be
qonsequence.isthat the wiveSL,of HUddd'd:
past has resided at.,,Wyuberg,,on the sandy
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therein afewdays. . .
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field are ho � or or more obedient tha
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other women. , 11
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flats in an iron lidued of'two r , Come.
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-MV--first-wife- do� By. his"
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mean annual loss from the disease, fd lie
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t�n' ' dh -01-pr611- -
prece ing-ye-ard-vaV.�. aefft-, '
. . .. I . I I . . �ne�� opera bouseB next season. - - . . I , � . �
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of Port Stanley, has announced 4 t,
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Efecond wife he had issue, a daugh for; � On -
bovihe animals 4,500 were .vaccinated, an d
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hiorg-a'pearance with Minnie Palmer' M play, rtklid I . I I
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had -a .ca,pital punishment la,.w,, nobody has�
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this wifo1m..do&th_he..ma;rried it, i[Jotidntot,
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the, mortality has iahen J 6m . 7,03- to 0.24
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the Bush Street, Theatre, San Fkaticisco, I .11� I
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How to, ,make a newspaper man mad-
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been hanged except by'lynch6rs. Undo):
.by whom he has had three''
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per ceni-. A special experiment made Wi�h
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has.isot britirel recove,,ed, , E is E I
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. ay him,' ,. I have -a little
squib, here"' or i�l I liked, that little
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the statute apeisoh sentenced to. death i6�
first imprisoned a year in the penitentiary,,
-s upon �being.'cAlled ,I myjord,�)
1.6 insist .
but passes his time pickffi� up JAr cone's And
�she bp gave 06 followi ng result: 2, 308
were�i7�e.cin�.ted.,.:a'ii,d...,,�,,B.,�.O-MpX,p...no�;' all
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I squib I of yo�im..". -Who wag the' man Who
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death� warrant isAgned by the Goveinor,
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bits of stiok� in the wobde to
his chil
domestib fire burning, While .dean,
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.Were cared for in the' same manner a ,
mixed 'freely' With. each - btfioit OE', the
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take ,
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run about the flats, bare-fo"ote'd,amd'on'ly
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vaccinated sh'eop only 8 died, while of the
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